"exhibit limitations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something has certain limitations or restrictions. For example, "This new theory exhibits certain limitations when applied to this particular problem."
It turns out that most of the current approaches exhibit limitations in terms of usability and adaptivity which may hinder their application to these new computing architectures.
This method, however, exhibit limitations in achievable graphene quality due to the low catalytic activity of the growth substrate and occurring catalyst deactivation at high graphene coverage.
In general, noteworthy versatility characterizes the GPD Poisson model, which often recovers Goda results, while the GEV and ETS models exhibit limitations in assessment of a variety of wave fields, greatly diversified in a semi-closed basin such as the Mediterranean Sea.
However, the aforementioned studies both exhibit limitations, as they were retrospective and non-randomized.
However, gene therapy protocols exhibit limitations associated with local delivery and adverse immune reactions.
However, tadpoles and pre- and postmetamorphic urodeles exhibit limitations such as embryonic development [ 40– 42], body size [ 43– 46], and aging [ 47, 48] for further wound healing investigation.
However, the conventional plain knit construction still exhibits limitations (radial compliance, deployment ease, flexibility, and bending stresses) which limit this design from proving its real clinical advantage.
The model exhibited limitations in approximating the linear elastic behavior of the fourth fabric.
In this paper we showed that standard CAN exhibits limitations with respect to reliability, diagnosis and scalability.
Autografts and implants with banked bone continue as the treatments of choice, although each exhibits limitations and liabilities.
PLC, the core element of modern automation systems, due to serial execution, exhibits limitations like slow speed and poor scan time.
